Women's 100% Merino Wool Turtleneck Sweater 2025 Fall Winter Long Sleeve Solid Cable Knitted Pullover Sweater
Fabric type: 100% Australia Superfine Merino Wool. Wool fiber length is 55-60mm and fineness is 17.5-17.9 μm.Care instructions: Hand Wash OnlyOrigin: ImportedClosure type: Pull OnRaw Material: Made of 26Nm/2 pure Merino wool fine yarn, this 100% merino wool sweater has a wool fineness of 17.5-17.9μm, with beautifully soft and fluffy texture, 2-Ply densely-knitted yarn of Long Staple finest fibers to deliver Best Anti-Pilling Performance.Raw Material Advantage: Unlike most 19-21μm Merino wool sweater on the market, all Merino wool products at Chanyarn are made from 17.5-17.9μm Superfine Australia Merino wool, which is of A+ grade quality. This choice incurs higher raw material costs. However, we chose it because it maximally restores the essence of Merino wool—being softer, warmer, more breathable, more skin-friendly, and more suitable for individuals allergic to wool.CASHMERE STYLE: Merino Wool is an entirely natural, renewable and biodegradable fiber that comes from the Merino breed of sheep. Merino wool is softer and lighter than traditional wool because the fibers from Merino sheep are finer and smoother. The fiber length and fineness of Australian superfine Merino wool can even rival that of cashmere.As a result, the fabric is thinner and buttery soft next-to-skin (unlike the scratchy feeling you may typically associate with wool).Features: Fine 7 gauge fabric, medium thickness. Normal fit, solid color, turtleneck, long sleeves, classic cable knitted design, ribbed cuffs. High elasticity, casual style. Lightweight, warm, soft, very comfortable to wear. This merino wool sweater features a distinctive texture pattern that adds visual interest and charm to your winter wardrobe.Understated Luxury: This Merino wool sweater offers a soft touch akin to cashmere and a plush luxurious appearance. Whether for parties, travel, leisure, or work, it provides superior warmth, comfort, and admiration. Suitable for spring, autumn, and winter seasons.